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I just remembered, my salary would make me join the one comma club 🤣

Nobody tells you that you will spend years mourning things that are still breathing.

https://brave.com/blog/comet-prompt-injection/

The time we live in! we have prompt injection now.

someone added nix dev shell on vicinae-gnome-extension and its almost 500 downloads 😁 people are actually using it.

[PR]

The [Extension] got accepted on Official Gnome Extension Store

[EGO]

My panel was cluttered with tray icons from another GNOME extensions and some apps like Discord and Telegram. So I decided to de-clutter it using another GNOME extension 😅 and called it [Veil].

It has auto hide after a delay feature and smooth animations too.

r/gnome is loving it

To solve a bug you have to think like the bug 🐛

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Look what I found 😁.

I saw a spike in download number on [Veil] my new Gnome Extension then found this after one google search 😁 https://itsfoss.com/veil-gnome-extension/

we are on x and youtube(this one is funny tho) 😁

[X] [Youtube]

When I submit veil to the gnome extension store, the reviewer gave me some suggestions that I need to apply before it gets approved and one of them was to have whitespace between functions and some code blocks like we all do when we write code.

The catch is I was using typescript to develop the extension and esbuild to transpile it to JavaScript. In this conversion whitespace gets removed to minimize the output size.

I surfed the internet for existing solutions but couldn't find one. So I made a plugin for esbuild called esbuild-preserve-whitespace that preserves whitespace when transpiling ts to js.

I never thought I would be stopped twice by one traffic light 🫥

Some people 🤣🤣🤣

I use ______ btw !

I only go to the restroom for two main reasons.

Number 1... and Number 2...

lived the meme yesterday 😅

Had a great time sharing my experience on a telegram livestream by my juniors at BiT.

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